Roadmap

What we’re building.

Floe is early: 0.1.0 is its first release. This is the plan as it stands, not a promise, and the order can change. What Floe does not do yet lists the gaps as they are today.

Up next 5

What comes next, in this order.

Documentation

  • A guide for extension authors. How to run a local extension in Floe, what works and what does not.

Extensions

  • Floe’s own sign-in service. Extensions sign in through Raycast’s service today, which is temporary. Floe’s own takes its place.
  • More of the extension API. The grid layout, launchCommand and deeplinks.

Search

  • Search the front app’s menus. Built on the menu scanner in CMD-Z and shared with Thaw.

Across your Macs

  • Settings sync switched on. Releases signed for iCloud, then the same sync in Thaw.

Later 3

These come after the list above. None has a date.

Extensions

  • An @floe/api package. A small one, for what Raycast’s API cannot express.

Search

  • Search your notes.

Built in

  • Calculator history.

Not planned 1

Not on the plan unless people ask for it.

Windows

  • Window management. There are many window managers already, and Floe can work with them.

Shipped 12

Everything that has shipped, by release, newest first. The changelog has the detail.

0.1.0

1211 October 2026
  • One hotkey opens a search over applications, commands, quicklinks and System Settings
  • Raycast extensions, unmodified, with an Extension Store page
  • Aliases, hotkeys and favorites
  • Shell commands, saved commands and script commands
  • Checkpoints, and receipts that undo what Floe changed
  • Reminders, calendar events and timers
  • Snippets, quicklinks, emoji and a calculator with unit conversion
  • File search and menu bar item search
  • Preferred apps: your terminal, editor, browser, notes app and clipboard manager
  • Ask AI, answered by a tool or model you choose
  • Thaw 3’s actions in the search
  • Settings export and import

To ask for something, open an issue. Every request is considered during the early releases.